rh1
Honorary Master
What is your standard/usual Christmas lunch? Do you change it up yearly, or do you have a set course which you only make on Christmas?
What do you do for desserts?
What do you do for desserts?
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No problem, tell me what you allergic to and what you dont eat, so that we came extra portions.Thanks for the invite, i will be there.
Changing it this year. Going to do all sort of things on the braai. Mini sosaties, mushrooms, devil on horseback etc.What is your standard/usual Christmas lunch? Do you change it up yearly, or do you have a set course which you only make on Christmas?
What do you do for desserts?
Epah would prefer that you didn't come in his portionNo problem, tell me what you allergic to and what you dont eat, so that we came extra portions.
How many kudus do you plan to castrate?Changing it this year. Going to do all sort of things on the braai. Mini sosaties, mushrooms, devil on horseback etc.
With home made ice cream filled with nuts and crushed oreos.
Think you going japanese
Deep fried and battered wagyu?Think you going japanese
Haha the Japanese love KFC for ChristmasDeep fried and battered wagyu?
I really need to go visit that place.Haha the Japanese love KFC for Christmas
As the years gone on braais have become less and less popular on Christmas Day, more and more keep opting for hearty Northern Hemisphere Christmas time feasts, feasting on that type of meals would warm you up on a cold winters day but in a 30C SA summer day not a good option.Braai.
Beer.
Ice cream.
No-one in my family is big on Christmas. No gifts or anything. We just use it as an excuse to pig out and get drunk.As the years gone on braais have become less and less popular on Christmas Day, more and more keep opting for hearty Northern Hemisphere Christmas time feasts, feasting on that type of meals would warm you up on a cold winters day but in a 30C SA summer day not a good option.